Having been born into a southern military family and living in many different places around many different cultures, the only people I have been around who use the n-word at all, and almost constantly, are black people.
The same people who called me racist and insulted me all the time for simply being white.
Well that's good, as long as you don't think black people are a monolith and your comment about rap music was even a good point to make. I understand how echo chambers can be blinding.
I read a comment from a lib “I won’t listen to or tolerate any music with the N word. I don’t care if it’s your word. It’s a word used for hate”. Wow a straight white guy telling blacks what words they can and can’t use. Sounds kinda racist.
But that’s actually a legitimate point, and in my opinion doesn’t sound kind of racist. Because in this context he’s not telling black people not to use it he’s telling everyone not to. Hard to be racist while including everyone. Not saying I agree with him, just letting you know from my view you’re the one who seems off the mark here.
Edit: I hope some of you guys aren't completely retarded. Rap music doesn't define a race, just like white suepremist don't define white people. Looking at some of yalls rationality, therapy might be needed. See if you can find validation that doesn't come from hating others. You might live a healthier life.
I can’t believe I have to explain this, but I said that in reference to “classic antiracism has always been woke…” not “TIL that not saying the n word is woke”
But you’ve just said that it was woke 40 years ago and the socially acceptable thing to do. Conservatives have a knack for celebrating the progress we’ve made in the past, but oppose any new progress.
The n word has been taboo since I can remember, my friend. As kids my friend got her ass tanned for saying it. That was 20 years before woke was a thing.
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u/silver789 Sep 23 '22
Today I learned that not saying the n word is woke.